You have 100 comments on this thing! Dang.

@Borski and Nai –

thanks for that. but i don’t know how to work on CSS *sigh*…can you post a sample? on the theme editor? if it’s not too much of a bother..

A nice place to start learning some CSS is w3schools.com/css/. I think you’ll find editing your lists easier than you could expect.

@paige –

Is there a way to make this only show a certain number at a time, and upon ‘refresh’ show new ones? So the default could be five on my sidebar, but when someone returns or refreshes they’d get a new batch of sites I recommend?

Not natively. You can tweak the plugin to do so, but the current version doesn’t do that.

@Joris –

The benefit would be that you can have multiple ZoC powerblogrolls in your site that can be different in style.

True, nice suggestion!

// Determine target for link
$target = ($book->link_target != NULL)?’ target=”‘.$book->link_target.’”‘:”;

// Show link and concatenate $target
if ($book->link_name != NULL && $showLinkName)
echo “link_url .”‘”.$target.”>”.$book->link_name.”n”;

(tested on WP 2.5, but I guess it wil work on 2.6 as well)

Thanks for writing ZoC powerblogroll. Any particular reason why the options are configured by globals? I think it would make Zoc powerblogroll more flexible if other parameters beside the category could be given in the function call.

$zoc_data = array(
‘showCats’ = true,
‘showLinkDescription’ = false,
‘showLinkNotes’ = true,
‘showLinkFeed’ = false,
);
wp_zoc_powerblogroll($zoc_data)

The benefit would be that you can have multiple ZoC powerblogrolls in your site that can be different in style.

thanks so much for the help..

muchos gracias!